Chairman Noor ul Amin Mengal of the Capital Development Authority (CDA) has taken decisive steps to ensure the city’s preparedness for potential monsoon emergencies. In a recent move, he has called off all leave for CDA staff and officers.
On-Site Monitoring and Functional Emergency Response Centers Established
A press release highlights the crucial importance of maintaining on-site personnel to diligently monitor water levels in drains and nullahs. Alongside this, the authorities have set up fully operational emergency response centers to swiftly address any unforeseen events.
Zero Tolerance for Negligence – Firm Warning Issued
The federal agency has issued a stern warning to all its officers and employees, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy towards negligence. Strict action will be taken if required to maintain efficiency during the monsoon season.
The collaborative efforts of the CDA, Metropolitan Corporation Islamabad, and district administration have borne positive results, with no reported blockages in water flow through drains and nullahs. Special teams have been deployed in various sectors and rural areas, ensuring continuous monitoring of the situation.
To further bolster readiness and response capabilities, staff in low-lying areas have been assigned more rigorous responsibilities in anticipation of potential emergencies. This proactive approach aims to strengthen the overall emergency response readiness.